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    West End Ski & Trail

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Sports Rack

    Sports Rack

    (3 reviews)

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    There are four amazing bike shops in Marquette but I would vote Sports Rack to be the best for many…read morereasons. It starts with the employees. Every one of the employees here are personable and knowledgeable about all types of biking. You can tell these people have true passion and are not here for the paycheck. They know all about their bikes, the technology that goes into them, different types of biking, and the trail systems in and around Marquette. Next, the bikes. They have everything from road, to mountain, to snow, to hybrids. I believe they have the best price ranges in town besides Downwind Sports. You can get a reasonably priced entry level, or a fully loaded beast that costs more than your car. Their bikes often go on sale too at certain times of the year or for certain events such as the Dome Show. Next, the service. I believe it is unparalleled in Marquette. If you buy a bike from SR, they will service small adjustments, for free, for life. It doesn't get better than that. If that doesn't convince you to buy here, I don't know what would! They have fast turn around on their repairs too. On more than one occasion I have brought in a monkeyed up bike after a ride and walked out with a fully healed bike without even leaving the store. They are truly dedicated to keeping keeping people on the trails with as little downtime as possible. I have full faith in Sports Rack Ltd, and I will never buy a bike anywhere else.

    They had the bike I've been looking for all summer. Until this weekend, I believed it was out of…read morestock at every trek dealer in the Midwest but I strolled in "just to check out their plus tire 1x's" and there, staring right at me was the elusive 2018 trek roscoe in a 15.5! The staff was great-super helpful and chatted right along with how great these bikes are and how they compare with the Salsa Timberjacks (because I've been considering settling for the timberjack) but never tried to change my mind and even gave me a discount and great new pedals and a flasher to ward off cars. LOVE this place!!!

    Iron Ore Heritage Trail - Sign post between Negaunee and Marquette

    Iron Ore Heritage Trail

    (4 reviews)

    After moving here from the bike-friendliest spot in America (often tied for first with Portland,…read moreyes I know), I was yearning for a great trail to just ride; no cars, consistent surface and lots of scenery. The Iron Ore Heritage Trail (IOHT) does not disappoint. With equal parts of nature and history, it's a great destination for walkers, riders, joggers, kids and families. While not completely paved, the crushed aggregate is easily navigated on my city bike. I went out yesterday after a night of rain and the path was in great shape (surprise!). Folks in the area are very proud of this trail and rightfully so. It's beautiful and fun, a treasure for all ages to enjoy.

    The Iron Ore Heritage Trail is a 47 Mile long multi-use trail that runs along Lake Superior and…read moredeep into the forests throughout Marquette County in Upper Michigan. The trails (which are basically the old railways that were used to move ore to the kilns along the lake) are now used for recreation such as hiking and biking. Along Lake Superior it passes through many parks and beaches with amazing views. There are also places to eat, shop or have a drink along the trail (at least in Marquette). I have only been on the trails in Marquette, which is a small portion of the 47 miles, but according to the information available online or at most touristy spots, there are plenty on other sights, foods and history to take in along the rest of the trail. All free!

    West End Ski & Trail - bikes - Updated May 2026

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